Judge — May 21, 1898 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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“If war breaks out,” sald the little woman with che bright gray eyes, “we must all do fometling tohelp. We can’t fight, of course, fotea:h of us can aid in some way. We must economize on our pocket-money and buy nice things ‘or the wounded. We must reduce our gances. We can buy cheaper goods, you ind put less material into our gowns. said the dreamy girl with blue ey ow what I can do. 1 can have my bicycle- cshorter.” And all the other girls said Cleveland Plain Dealer, .!—Put new life into the run-down sys- he Original Angostura Bitters does it. « lixe it to kill that “tired feeling.” Ab- the original. Notbir: bott's j ‘The wind howled; the snow swirled against ter in blinding clouds and piled up great drifts iaher path But she looked fondly down upon tte precious burden in her arms and had no thought of faltering. peed; and clasping her bicycle to her bosom Ste plunged forward, — Detroit Journal Gather ye war-news while ye may ; Old Time is still a-flying. 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